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The form and a couple of screenshots are in the attached ZIP. Hopefully that will help you see what I changed. :)
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Oh yikes. So the email has just the view data? But the XMLs have gone missing?
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Ok. So you could move the rules on your "Send" button the form's submit options. Then hide "save" on the ribbon so users have to always use that Submit button on the ribbon. Then your email should always send. Attach your latest form, I can help adjust this.
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I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean. There is a "send" button on the ribbon? Is this the submit button? Did you move your rules to the Submit rules for the form?
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Do you mean the "save" button from the ribbon? We can't run rules on that. You may need to hide those options from the ribbon in the form's settings, so the user always has to use your "Send" button.
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I don't understand why you would change that. Just leave the button to run rules and make sure the last rule submits to the library. The rules should just get moved to Data > Form Submit, if I recall correctly, but there is no need to change the button.
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Did you update the data connection to point to your library? Verify the Submit rule is present on the "Send" button as well. All you need is a submit data connection to the SharePoint Library and a rule on the Send button that submits to the library.
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See attached. You'll have to walk through the submit data connection again from the data connections window to repoint to your library. One other change I made was on your DateTime field. You had the default set to refresh when recalculated - but I don't think you want that checkbox selected, because when the form was re-opened from the ...
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Here's a sample with rules for that.
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So - you need different fields for the different types? I'm curious why. Because you only will show a single section in any give form, right? You could add rules to the dropdown where they select the type to clear out your fields ... that's probably what I'd do.